Three members of the Madison College women's basketball team earned postseason recognition on the All-Region 4 teams, with one player earning the region's top honor. Freshman Serinity Metcalfe was named the Region 4 Division II District B Player of the Year as the top vote-getter, and also earned a spot the on first team. Sophomore Maia Ellis and freshman Maddi DeSmet received second team accolades, while head coach Angel Whetstone was named the Region 4 Coach of the Year after claiming the program's first region title under her direction. It is the first such honor for all four.

Metcalfe becomes the second player in program history to earn Region 4 Player of the Year honors, joining Rachel Slaney, who accomplished the feat in 2016-17. The guard from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, led the team with season averages of 20.5 points, 3.5 assists, and 3.9 steals, while also collecting 5.3 rebounds. Her 615 points ranks as the fourth most in a single season in team history and her 117 steals tie for the third most in a season in WolfPack history. Metcalfe scored 30 or more points on four occasions, including a season-high of 35 against Black Hawk College on January 17. She also established career-bests of nine rebounds, seven assists, and seven steals. Metcalfe shot 76.1% (83-109) from the free throw line, a percentage that sits as the 20th best mark in a season at Madison College. She was tops on the team with 66 three-pointers, highlighted by ten games with at least three makes and four games with six. Among all Region 4 players, Metcalfe finished top five in scoring and steals, as well as top ten in free throw percentage. In addition to the player of the year and first team recognition, Metcalfe also earned a NJCAA All-American nomination.



Ellis completed her second season with the WolfPack by leading the team with 8.3 rebounds per game, to go along with 7.6 points, 3.1 assists, and 1.5 steals. The guard from Verona, Wisconsin, also racked up 15 blocked shots. Ellis finished with ten games of double-digit rebound, including three double-doubles. She established career-bests of 16 points against Kishwaukee College, 16 rebounds in the national tournament against CCBC Essex, and eight assists against Loras College. She will depart Madison College ranked 23rd in career blocks with 33. 

DeSmet posted season averages of 11.2 points, 7.0 rebounds, and 1.1 assists. The native of Belleville, Wisconsin, tied for the team lead with 25 blocked shots, to go along with 26 steals. The forward finished her freshman campaign in style with a career-best 30 points in the national tournament against CCBC Essex, marking her second game with 20 or more points. Additionally, she had a career-best 15 rebounds and six blocks against Kishwaukee College, and six assists against Bryant & Stratton College. DeSmet registered four double-doubles on the season.



"We had an incredible season this year due to the players that we have here at Madison College," stated Whetstone. "Maia Ellis came in last season as a big addition to what we are building, and this year she continued to hit that mark and become a leader for our team on-and-off the court. Our two freshmen, Serinity and Maddi, came in this season and made an immediate impact to our team.Our players put in a lot of time on the court for the outcome of our season to turn out the way it did with a Region 4 championship. I'm extremely proud and admire them and all they gave to our program to break so many records and make HerStory this season at Madison College."

Madison College Women's Basketball Individual Honors | 2025-26 Region 4 All-Region Team

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